Little Voice's earnest tune is a little too familiar, but a winsome cast led by Brittany O'Grady and catchy music from Sara Bareilles make for a breezy summer binge. Read critic reviews
Little Voice (2020)
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Episodes
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1. I Don't Know
Air date: Jul 10, 2020
Young musician Bess King races from job to job in New York while trying to find the courage to perform her own material.
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2. I Will Survive
Air date: Jul 10, 2020
Taking her brother Louie's advice, Bess gets rehired at the club -- and her first paying gig thanks to her friend and coworker Benny.
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3. Dear Hope
Air date: Jul 10, 2020
Bess tries creating a song about hope for a songwriting competition, but is left reeling by an incident involving her roommate, Prisha.
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4. Love Hurts
Air date: Jul 17, 2020
Bess and Samuel are awarded the opportunity to record at legendary Electric Lady Studios -- and are joined by Bess's father, Percy.
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5. Quick, Quick Slow
Air date: Jul 24, 2020
When she decides to make a music video, Bess asks Ethan to direct and enlists all of her friends to help make it a DIY masterpiece.
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6. Tell Her
Air date: Jul 31, 2020
Bess spirals into self-destruction, which has far-reaching consequences.
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7. Ghost Light
Air date: Aug 7, 2020
Just as Benny sets up a series of meetings with record executives, Bess experiences a setback.
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8. Sea Change
Air date: Aug 14, 2020
With her family in turmoil and romantic life torn, Bess nears a breaking point.
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9. Sing What I Can't Say
Air date: Aug 21, 2020
A secret is revealed about Bess' past -- and she faces her fears.
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Critic Reviews for Little Voice: Season 1
Audience Reviews for Little Voice: Season 1
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I need season 2. C'mon this is a great story. Also, the songs used in this series are awesome! Sara Bareilles is a queen.
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Phenomenal!! So sorry that it wasn't picked up for Season 2. Brittany O'Grady has an amazing voice and was great as Bess. The supporting cast was really good. I absolutely loved this show!!
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I am not the target audience for this, but it's a lovely little show with some terrific songs.
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Bagus nih tentang musical
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I was super excited for this show because I love Sara B's music and Colton Ryan is one of my favorite broadway actors. And well it was decent. Considering they didn't have much time across 10 episodes to dive into a bunch of plots I think they did well. The best parts were seeing Bess develop and become a more confident musician. I loved watching her brother too, and the ups and downs of their family. The parts I didn't care for were the love triangle. She didn't really have crazy romantic chemistry with either boy, which made it hard to care. Ethan had little personality and wasn't even interesting as a friend to Bess. Every time he left the show I would immediately forget about him. Sam was a good friend for Bess but I didn't really buy their romance, and we honestly didn't learn to much about him, it just happens that his dialogue was more entertaining than Ethan's. The lesbian story line was fine, Prisha is a so-so character. I love a coming out story but eh felt like they didn't know what to do to make it stand out among other gay plots like Supergirl, Love, Simon, 13RW, etc
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Everything about this screams Sara Bareilles (if you know her taste and style too well, that is). The music is incredible and accompanies the plot perfectly, Brittany O'Grady makes Bess empathetic, kind and strong. All the characters are a little too perfect, and all the conflict is a little to easy to resolve, but overall a very nice watch.
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Loved this series. Beautiful characters, meaningful story lines, and music that is balm for the soul. It's rare to find a series that both my husband and I enjoy together. This is one of these shows. It will give you faith in humanity again.
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Maybe these critics have too refined a taste for me to understand because I loved every moment of this little show. The music is extraordinary, now put on repeat in Spotify, the acting is top class and so is the story. I sincerely hope to see a second season of this little gem.
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The story itself is not new but there is likability with its music that makes you not want to skip it. You'll love the location because it's New York. With all the music, family, and love struggle of Bess, you'll still root for her especially with Louie(The King of Broadway) on her side.
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Little Voice is a beautiful story about music, life and love. It's New York City, hope, Broadway, disappointment, struggle, love and muse. But it doesn't stop there. Much of the music written by Sara Barellas and preformed by Brittany Ann O'Grady had me enjoying the show when I wasn't watching. It was on my walks, with my kids, in my home, on the road and in my head. Of course there's a little cheesiness in every episode, but hey, it's TV and in the end it left us and may leave you with with a warmer heart.
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